Re: My solutions to excess MMS

[Guest guest]

Kathy, I think this is really good advice for anyone starting out on

MMS. I do take the probiotics and the Real Salt (I came here from the

salt/c group, lymestrategies) but where do you get " EmergenC " from?

Is it a drink or a tablet? Is it available from most health food

stores? I am thinking I should get some to keep on hand...

Thanks,

BB

--- In , " Kat " <makiah@...>

wrote:

>

> I know it takes a lot of courage and determination to do this protocol,

> as an overdose can seriously mess up electrolytes.

>

> What I've found that helps when I overdose.

>

> EmergenC - a blend of C, minerals, electrolytes.

>

> PB-8 or other probiotic - restores intestinal flora

>

> Real Salt - in water or tea - restores minerals

>

> Dry Toast - well toasted, almost dry - helps to settle stomach

>

> Green tea with alfalfa and peppermint, sweetened with organic maple

> syrup and adding a little Real Salt. Restores fluid loss, adds minerals

> and settles stomach.

>

> When diarrhea hits,I don't eat much until it is over, or it goes

> through me in about 2 hours and adds to the distress.

>

> Lots of water and calcium citrate to prevent dehydration and cramping.

>

> Kathy

>

[Guest guest]

Kool-Aid? What flavor tastes like Kool-Aid?

We have our favorite: Tangerine.

Super Orange is pretty good, tastes more like Tang.

I tried others and Tangerine is the best, AFAIC

We also get the joint support formula.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

As Far As I'm Concerned

>

> What is AFAIC?

>

:-)

Kat

[Guest guest]

You're right about the raspberry, it is rather bland.

I've found that with the tangerine, I add 6-8 oz of water and drink it

right after it stops fizzing.

I also tried the Acai Berry, yuck! But my husband and son liked it fine.

[Guest guest]

Why not just drink Emergen-C with orange juice? None of them taste

bad at all, what do you want?

-- In , " "

<gaiacita@...> wrote:

>

> I find the tangerine more tolerable if I use warm water to make

it!! Which

> is weird for me considering I never drink anything warm or hot. I

like all

> my drinks cold or room temp

>

> Do you feel like the joint compound in the packets actually do

anything for

> the joints? I saw joint and heart and just thought--hmmm, I wonder

if they

> just did that so they could increase their product base, or if it

actually

> is as good for joints or heart as Wayne says the regular is for

basic health

>

>

> Samala,

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> You're right about the raspberry, it is rather bland.

> I've found that with the tangerine, I add 6-8 oz of water and drink

it

> right after it stops fizzing.

>

[Guest guest]

I think the joint compound is as good as any other. I " m not having any

joint problems right now, other than my right thumb, and it's healing

quite quickly. It started hurting after shoveling snow and doing a

little mending.

I also like to add the packet to a cup of tea, but do it slowly, as it

fizzes up the glass quite quickly.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

Have you tried the new flavor, ACAI?

I'm sorry, but I truly cannot stomach it.

But my hubby and son thought it was great.

It reminds me of liquid penicillin. I think it's the black currant

juice in it.

Kathy